Khartoum: Rhino – The General Coordination of IDP Camps and Refugees – Sudan issued today, Tuesday, a statement on the army’s airstrikes on the Fataberno IDP camp in Kutum locality in North Darfur state on Sunday evening, January 5, confirming the killing and injury of eight civilians, including four women who died immediately. A number of the injured sustained injuries of varying severity, in addition to widespread destruction of homes and shelters, according to the statement.
The coordination said in its statement that the Sudanese army aircraft continued to bomb IDP camps in Darfur in a destructive and brutal manner and stated that among the victims of the attack were three sisters, namely: “Tahani Omar Abakar, Mecca Omar Abakar, and Medina Omar Abakar.
The statement said: “These heinous crimes against unarmed civilians are a flagrant violation of all humanitarian laws and norms. Instead of being a protector of the people, the Sudanese army has become a source of terror and destruction. The bombing of Fetaberno camp was not the first incident, it was preceded by the bombing of Abu Shouk and Zamzam camps, where IDP camps were subjected to grave violations by the RSF, which committed horrific crimes against innocent people”.
The statement continued: “We in the General Coordination of IDP Camps and Refugees are unable to find words that can describe these massacres and horrific crimes, but what is happening can be described as cruelty and cruelty that knows no boundaries.
